off in there one and only debates like tonight. the pennsylvania senate matchup is in the spotlight. it is a race that could determine which party controls the senate. polls show only single digits separating john fetterman and dr. all is. and federman s campaign is trying to lower expectations about his performance tonight. reminding the media he is recovering from a stroke and was never much of a debater even before that. and that he lacks his republican rivals experience in television. meanwhile, in florida, governor ron desantis faced off against his democratic challenger, charlie crist, last night. chris came out swinging, but desantis gave it back pretty good. watch. why don t you look in the eyes of the people of the state of florida and say to them, if you were are reelected you will serve a full four your term as governor, yes or no? yes or no, ron? will you serve a full four-year term? we did not agree to the candidates asking each other. i know charlie is tal
won, and the judge ruled that the only damage done in the case was a bruise to mr. trump s ego. that s all that it was about. it s hard for me to picture you being fearful when you get this and it settles in. i was in my young 30s. i d never had trouble in my life. i had a company where everything was peaceful. i just didn t expect trouble, especially from donald. i thought i d get a big bouquet and a thank you note. but once the judge, i did get a kick out of it. once the judge ruled on my behalf and made him pay knme in monthly installments, i sent flowers to him every month, and he sent them back saying rejected, and i had flowers on my desk for the next five years. when you see laurence tribe last night saying to those women around the country, if he comes after you, if he tries to sue
it wrong. i had never been sued by anyone for anything. i had run a business for 30 years, and suddenly i was being sued. i found it at first comical until it hit home, and i was frightened to death. i didn t even know how to hire an attorney other than to handle a real estate closing. that was all. but fortunately, i had a good real estate year and i had $500,000 that i spent on the lawsuit defending myself, and i won, and the judge ruled that the only damage done in the case was a bruise to mr. trump s ego. that s all that it was about. it s hard for me to picture you being fearful when you get this and it settles in. i was in my young 30s. i d never had trouble in my life. i had a company where everything was peaceful. i just didn t expect trouble, especially from donald. but once the judge, i did get a kick out of it. once the judge ruled on my behalf and made him pay me in
injury somebody with an ax injury. because apparently according to the theaters this man had an ax and got into the back door of that theater with that ax. that s what led to all of this? who was he? well brittany next door describes him as a guy in his maybe young 30s with sandy brown hair a backpack one of which was green. he had another one. authorities say he had one of those backpacks on him and he left another elsewhere. one would think according to the authorities they are working to see if there is anything in those backpacks that might cause injury to others. an incredible scene there. do we have local coverage to listen in to? our two local stations are still working on this. rick leventhal, you can t put this to a pattern. it s mighty early for that but what a scene. it s an unusual scene, an unusual set of circumstances but this person s goal was to kill people. he certainly had opportunities to do that. we know he had a gun in addition to that hatchet or ax that police
happens to love the show. big fan. big fan of dana, especially. dana: well, who isn t? andrea: did you say nice things about his brother s performance eric: i think i did. andrea: that would be bad if you said he didn t do well andrea: bob and i have the segment on america s newsroom for six years. this morning, it was outed last night i wasn t watching the debate. i was at a rush concert. but i watched the debate when i got home. i got an e-mail from surprisingly the lead singer of kansas. a big deal to me. john alafonte, all the way to the right. classic rock jungie. i have older siblings and grew up in a diner. give me a break. he wrote me an e-mail and he said a message for you. he said i saw your mini debate with beckel. who is rush? is he in the stone age? meaning you. if i had to guess i d say you are in your young 30s, glad to hear you re in to classic rock. i sang with kansas.